While I keep talking about producing an e-book, my husband has now published two. The second one, Wild Things in the German language, is a book for word lovers of any language. It combines anthropomorphic animal drawings with descriptions of German compound words that lend themselves to discussions of similar words in English and show how vocabulary words are often derived from concrete experience.

Books currently in print:

Resources:

New Resource:
Building Background Knowledge, Bit by Bit

My goal is to provide brief bits or snippets of information about academic topics, so that, without a lot of effort, students have a general framework to bring to their reading.

Upon request from the author:

• Chapter-specific Power Points for the 11^th ed. of Reading for Results and the 7^th ed. of Reading for Thinking
• Key Concept Power Points for all three books in my reading series

Handouts and Questionnaires